Monthly Archives: April 2008

Zemanta: 25% more efficient blogging

Image via Flickr Because writing comes rather naturally for me, my time spent blogging is roughly cut up into these chunks: 50% – Writing the article 15% – Hunting down supporting links 10% – Hunting down a suitable header image … Continue reading

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Live from Web2Expo!

Yesterday, I arrived at Web2Expo and today the main events got started. Already, I can tell where the action will be: Blogtropol.us! — the blogger/conference lounge sponsored by The Conversation Group and a whole host of other great people. Back … Continue reading

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Best BricaBox 15 Second Pitch

Photo Credit Late Friday, I posted an item on the BricaBox Blog about a conversation I had with Fred Wilson about our company’s pitch. Please head over there (you can also subscribe here) and let me know what you think … Continue reading

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Concert in Central Park this Saturday

This Saturday at noon in Central Park, live from the Bandshell (map), check out the Peace X Piece festival. There will be live music (I know and really like one of the bands, Glint) and the whole thing will be … Continue reading

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Has the Internet Changed in 10 years? Yes. But you haven't.

Photo Credit: Scott Gould Brian Litvak, Biz Dev & Marketing guru at Sportsvite, wrote an interesting post the other day, basically claiming that the biggest lessons from the Internet were taught and learned a decade ago, when he entered college. … Continue reading

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